Stress-free productivity does exist

In the last two months we have made a good number of small changes and improvements. The most relevant are the following:

Are you continually chasing deadlines? Are you always behind schedule on everything? Do you also “accidentally” spend an hour on social media and get no work done? We’ve all been there. The stress and work pressure can get to the best of us. You have your dream job, earn a handsome amount and still feel demotivated. Bad habits are stealthy, sneaking into your daily routine when you least expect it. They hog on your time, affect your creativity and can even lead to burnout. Don’t let procrastination become a personality trait. Break these eight bad habits to boost your productivity.

It’s Friday afternoon, you’re dying to hit happy hour — but the client presentation for Monday lies incomplete on your desk. Once again, the day got away from you. Now you’re stuck with guilt when it’s time to clock out. Why can’t you get it all done?

Hello everyone!

In this blog we’ve talked on more than one occasion about how multitasking doesn’t work, since the brain is not neurologically prepared to work on several things at once. When you think you’re multitasking what it’s actually happening is that your brain is switching between tasks as fast as it can, and this can significantly jeopardize your effectiveness when doing them, as recent studies in the field of neurology show.